Migrating from Azure Machine Learning to Fabric

[pmscorca]

Hi,

in order to evaluate the migration of Azure Machine Learning workload to Fabric I think to use Fabric Data science as a proper destination workload.

Does it exist some feature comparisons between these two workloads, please?

Thanks

[v-shamiliv]

Hi @pmscorca 

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Thank you.

[v-shamiliv · Accepted solution]

Hi @pmscorca 
Thank you for reaching out microsoft fabric community forum.
While there's no official feature comparison yet between Azure Machine Learning and Fabric Data Science, here’s a  overview:

• Azure ML is a mature, full-featured platform ideal for advanced ML workloads, custom training, MLOps, and real-time inference. It’s best for data scientists and engineers working on complex or large-scale models.

• Fabric Data Science is newer and focuses on ease of use with strong integration into the Fabric ecosystem (OneLake, Power BI, Spark). It’s well-suited for simpler ML tasks, exploratory analysis, and business-user collaboration.

Use Fabric if you want a low-code, integrated environment for lighter workloads.
Stick with Azure ML for production-ready ML, deep customization, and advanced features.

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Thank you.